The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-08-25

with lmp3tlence.
EACH shareholder n the Industlia
Association is to be provided with ;
handsome badge this year, which are nov
being distributed.
Mr.. KREss is doing some very COCO
work on The Times. He adapts himsel
to the editorial harness readily and wears
it quite gracefully.
dent of Iowa, has been visiting relatives
in this city the past week. He will leave
for California soon.
HAY is about the only thing being
brought to the city by farmers now, and
the quantity is not nearly sufficient to
supply the demand.
| THE schooner Ruby made this port on
Monday in a leaking condition. Her
cargo of wood was unloaded and the ves-
sci locked for repairs.
The members of the Norwegian Sunday
School had a picnic at STOKES Garden on
Sunday. Addresses were made by Prof.
Breda and Rev. Magelsen.
BIDS for the painting of the court house
and county Office building will be received
| until Sept. s. Both bvildings are sadly
| in need of brushing up.
A BAND of half dozen Indians logged
out in paint and feathers promenade the
streets as an advertisement for the tent
| show on Hamilton street.
AN excursion to Chicago by railroad
has been arranged by the st. Boniface
Society for September 3rd. The fare for
| round trip has been fixed at $500.
WE keep all sizes of calf and kip boots
of our own manufacture in stock. Any
one in need of good boots can find them
| IN our store. e. KRUMMHEUER.
FRosTs were predicted in the northern
! portion of the state for Tuesday night.
| Although remarkably cold for August,
| no frost visited this part of the country.
The business men of Ledyard have
been preparing a petition to President
Rhinelander of the Lake Shore Road ask
ing for the erection of a new depot there.
WHAT is regarded as an unusually fast
trip was made by the propeller Saginaw
Valley recently. The passage from Green
seven days.
We have downed the Britishers again,
this time in bicycle race near London,
where the American beat the English
man 25 yards in mile race A great
| nation, this.
AT swimming contest given by the
New York Athletic Club few days since
the winner swan a distance Of 100 yards
in L minute II seconds, breaking all for
mer records.
+. WENTKER, young man whose home
was In Mishicott, died quite suddenly at
Ashland where he was working. His re-
mains were taken to Mishicott for burial
last Thursday.
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in the form of Maltese cross has been
placed over the Office of the company on
Quay street, which is an evidence of Mr..
Tees good taste.
THERE is no danger of coal famine in
this city next winter. Truman & Cooper,
Schmidt & Wittenberg, N. B. Morse and
the c. & III. G. & l. Co. have each laid in
more than the usual supply.
IT has been decided to remove the
state fish hatchery from Milwaukee and
| MIR. Villas has offered terms to the COM
missioners which The Sun thinks will
secure its location at Kaukauna.
A NUMBER OF Neenah base ball men
were recently arrested for playing ball on
Sunday. They were tried before a Jury
and discharged, the jury failing to agree.
A new trial will be held next week.
THE price of cheese in the Milwaukee
market has advanced four cents per
pound within the past two weeks. The
advance Is attributed to the dry weather
and scant pasturage of the early season.
Coal vessels have arrived here since
last Thursday as follows For coal docks,
schooners Swallow, Montgomery and
Hattie Wells. For the Goodrich Trans
portation Co., schooners Selkirk and M.
A. Muir.
The teachers institute opens at 10
O'Clock A. NJ next Monday at the north
side school house. A teachers examina-
ton will be held at the same place COM
mencing at 9 o'clock A. NJ, on Friday,
August Goth.
AN association for protection against
dead beats has been formed by the bust
ness men of Appleton. A list of nom
paying debtors will be prepared and any
member given credit to any ono of them
will be fined.
The horse and cattle sheds on the fair
grounds are to be extended one hundred
feet and each stall provided with man.
ger, few other minor improvements
| and repairs Will place the grounds In ex-
cellent condition.
CHRIS. ScHIEBE, Chas. Keune. Geo.
Mill, G. Baumann, August Knoll and A.
Krause are the incorporators of "the
Harbor and Dock Association of Center
vile" which proposes to build harbor
and dock at that place.
P. A. CAMP has contracted to pile and
sheet pile over 1000 feet of dock here
for the railroad company. Truman &
Cooper have contracted to do the neces-
sary dredging and filling. Work will be
commenced next week.
ExCURsIoN1sTs on the Lake Superior
boats land and take in" the town every
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